Turning the election in the contested states seems to be the less-likely outcome since GEOTUS and Rudy are contesting it due to voter fraud in Dominion software. If it were just mail-in ballots I'd agree with you on this outcome.
But if SCOTUS rules in Trump's favor on software used in 2/3 of the country, including every battleground state, then the whole election MUST be turned to states.
Neither: it goes to Congress, senate chamber votes on vice president, house chamber votes on president. However, it goes not by number of delegates but by delegation. Each state gets one vote. The 12th describes this, king.
If a state has a majority of its districts red or blue, then that state is constitutionally required to vote red or blue. That's why it's important for you to vote for your house reps and senators during midterms too.
Republicans own far more states than the democrats do.
SCOTUS might turn the election in the contested states to the state's legislature.
Only if they refuse to certify and nobody gets 270 then there's the contingent election that you described
Turning the election in the contested states seems to be the less-likely outcome since GEOTUS and Rudy are contesting it due to voter fraud in Dominion software. If it were just mail-in ballots I'd agree with you on this outcome.
But if SCOTUS rules in Trump's favor on software used in 2/3 of the country, including every battleground state, then the whole election MUST be turned to states.
Turned to what? To the states or to the House?
In both cases, each swing state might still vote for Biden to respect the "popular vote" if the SCOTUS opinion is ignored by the media.
Neither: it goes to Congress, senate chamber votes on vice president, house chamber votes on president. However, it goes not by number of delegates but by delegation. Each state gets one vote. The 12th describes this, king.
If a state has a majority of its districts red or blue, then that state is constitutionally required to vote red or blue. That's why it's important for you to vote for your house reps and senators during midterms too.
Republicans own far more states than the democrats do.